What is your favorite source for news?

[alexander284]

What are your favorite news media outlets (i.e. sources for news or current events)?

 

[Yeshua1]

What are your favorite news media outlets (i.e. sources for news or current events)?

Fox news

 

[Scott Downey]

I read Fox News online, but I watch NBC news on TV. I can't stand listening to ABC or CBS news anchors, but I do like Lester Holt better. He is not so rabidly anti republican or anti Trump as the other ones that I can tell. Watching the TV news is like listening to blatantly sensationalist tabloid grocery store magazine and fake news. The government uses news to disseminate propaganda. And I have nothing to do with morning news or talk shows on TV.

 

[InTheLight]

What are your favorite news media outlets (i.e. sources for news or current events)?

Google News app customized for the news sources I like. This means I blacklist NY Times, WaPo, HuffPo, Vox, The Atlantic. I'm sure there are others I've got on Ignore.

AP News app.

Reuters news app.

I don't watch TV news. A couple times a month I might see the last 10 minutes of Laura Ingraham after my TV shows I stream/record are over. I don't listen to talk radio.

 

[alexander284]

Google News app customized for the news sources I like. This means I blacklist NY Times, WaPo, HuffPo, Vox, The Atlantic. I'm sure there are others I've got on Ignore.

AP News app.

Reuters news app.

I don't watch TV news. A couple times a month I might see the last 10 minutes of Laura Ingraham after my TV shows I stream/record are over. I don't listen to talk radio.

I totally agree with you regarding AP and Reuters. They're pretty much free of bias, as far as I can tell.

 

[alexander284]

I also like The Wall Street Journal, and Bloomberg News.

 

[Benjamin]

I also use Google News with lots of the fake news and radicals on ignore.

I watch Fox News on YouTube rather than TV where I can avoid the commercials or skip through the content that I’m not interested in.

A new source I’m watching lately is China in Focus that also reports on world news which I also watch on Youtube.

I watch some of NBC News on Youtube.

I’ll check in on Mark Levin, Prager, Lou Dobbs (Fox Business), AZ Family, and while scrolling on Youtube I’ll spot check various other less known news shows.

I seem to catch Fox News’ Shannon Bream on TV from time to time and usually enjoying watching her, but the other hosts on Fox News TV usually wear me out with the hyperbole to sit through their whole show and have to bear the commercials.

Occasionally I breeze over to CNN on TV just long enough to see what they are talking about and remind my self how things are probably being twisted by those fools.

 

[InTheLight]

I totally agree with you regarding AP and Reuters. They're pretty much free of bias, as far as I can tell.

AP has its leftist moments, though not as bad as most others. I haven't detected it in Reuters, but I read them the least.

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[alexander284]

I also use Google News with lots of the fake news and radicals on ignore.

I watch Fox News on YouTube rather than TV where I can avoid the commercials or skip through the content that I’m not interested in.

A new source I’m watching lately is China in Focus that also reports on world news which I also watch on Youtube.

I watch some of NBC News on Youtube.

I’ll check in on Mark Levin, Prager, Lou Dobbs (Fox Business), AZ Family, and while scrolling on Youtube I’ll spot check various other less known news shows.

I seem to catch Fox News’ Shannon Bream on TV from time to time and usually enjoying watching her, but the other hosts on Fox News TV usually wear me out with the hyperbole to sit through their whole show and have to bear the commercials.

Occasionally I breeze over to CNN on TV just long enough to see what they are talking about and remind my self how things are probably being twisted by those fools.

I tend to like to read my news, rather than watch the news. For whatever reason, that's my preferred way of consuming news.

I guess I just enjoy reading. I'm the guy that says, "The book is so much better than the movie!" Lol

 

[alexander284]

I read Fox News online, but I watch NBC news on TV. I can't stand listening to ABC or CBS news anchors, but I do like Lester Holt better. He is not so rabidly anti republican or anti Trump as the other ones that I can tell. Watching the TV news is like listening to blatantly sensationalist tabloid grocery store magazine and fake news. The government uses news to disseminate propaganda. And I have nothing to do with morning news or talk shows on TV.

Yes, I'm right there with you on the subject of watching TV news, morning news, and talk shows (especially talk shows).

 

[alexander284]

Fox news

Do you like anything in addition to Fox News?

 

[Wingman68]

I totally agree with you regarding AP and Reuters. They're pretty much free of bias, as far as I can tell.

I spit out my coffee while reading this, thanks for that. Illuminating thread.

 

[Benjamin]

I tend to like to read my news, rather than watch the news. For whatever reason, that's my preferred way of consuming news.

I guess I just enjoy reading. I'm the guy that says, "The book is so much better than the movie!" Lol

I end up doing a fair share of reading researching what the news says...

 

[JonC]

Babylon Bee and The Onion are my favorites.

 

[Calminian]

I'm checking out OAN and Newmax quite a bit more on TV, especially on weekends during Cavuto and Wallace hours. Fox's afternoon and evening programing is solid.

Breitbart and Gateway Pundit are helpful on the internet. Gateway kicks out new updates almost every 5 minutes it seems.

 

[Wingman68]

Babylon Bee and The Onion are my favorites.

You could do worse!

 

[Yeshua1]

Do you like anything in addition to Fox News?

Think its called Oan?

 

[alexander284]

I also like The Hill, by the way.